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ann ry of the Meth 3 School in this plice 'w duly - celebrated on Sunday londay, Jane 23rd and. 24th. bath sernions will be at 11 AM. and 7P. Philp, B. D. here last' Saturday afternoon, n at each ervice.. . ay, commencing at:2.80 p.m. a programme of music,' | recitations, readings, drills &e- will. presented by the Sunday School scholars, and this concert promises to be particularly interesting, = Tea will be Served at the. church from 5 to 7.30 o'clock, after which a'pop- {ular Lecture entitled + Picnickin in Palestine,' will 'be delivered b. | Rev. Joseph Philp; B.D, Mr. Philp is very well very favorably nown in this whole neighborhood, {and his coming is anticipated with {very great ' pleasure, Admis- sion. to tea and - lecture 25 cents, jehildren: 15 cents. Admission to { |lecture only -15. cents, . Come t6 Nestleton and join in these fesjivities, MYRTLE STATION Mr. Fergus Porter, of J ; ¢ ille, spent. Sunday | with Mr. ames 2 "Miss Olive Wilson, Claremont, Js visiting -her cousin, Miss Adeline. Mr, Fred Lackey, of Toronto; is spending the summer at Mr. Geo. Birnle's. = ~ Mr. Chas, Luke spent Sunday in Whitby. o> ca Un ¢ ~ Don't forget the tea and concert J) {bere next 'Tuesday evening, June | 18hy' LENE ey | "Mr, David Martin spent Sunday Quite a number fo'the village are *| puting up mew fenecs around their ib EARN * hursday, time, 'that went to from around here ' {iss. Louie ngford. "Tippers. June ham- {conducted by Mr. | "Intermediate aCK- . {many : 'Feautiful presents, eniony relreshments in the dining rocm. bridal couple leit for: the west. Mrs. Rennie wore a smart blae Panama cloth suit, 'with black] J hat. * The bride was the recipient of ] The s gift to the bride was a gold groom extension bracelet set with = an "amethyst, and to the liitle flower : girl a gold ring set with pearls and | @ Services at the "£ppointments. © His sermons much enjoyed bythe congre. ons, 4 heanciversary services of Caesar: ea Methodist chareh will be held on 'Sunday and Monday, June 16th and 7th, Services: on Sunday 'to be Wickets, of tigog. Tea will be served on foniday evening, followed by "sd- esses by Mr. Wickett and Mr. ster-- Music by Blackstock wo All welcome, SEAGEBAVE . A very sad fatality occurred near Mr. Samuel Moon, a highly respected resident, was engaged sinking a large stone on. Mr. Snyder's farm. He had dug a deep hole beneath the boulder, and was still at work, when part of the stone, 'which seems to have been eracked in two, fell in apon him and crushed him beneath its weight. He was alone in the field at the time; and before he was discovered, and help brought, life had fled. 'Great sympathy is felt for his wife and fimily thus snd- denly bereaved. The funeral is be- ing delayed pending the arrival of his son who is coming from Mon- tana, < Honor Roll for Seagrave School for May 1907:--The following pupils attended school evéry day dur- ing the month-- Esther Alldred, Etta 'Alldred, Blanche Frise, Ethel Frise, May Thompson, Violet Salamonsen. The following is the standing in order of 'merit of the classes for the month. -- ~'V--May Thompson, Sr. IV Aliee Stone. IV--Eihel Frise, Wm. Reynolds. . Jr. IV.--Gordon Brown, Neil MeLean, Alma Sleep, Edwin Blight, Gordon Sornberger, Wilma King. "Sr. 1II---Howard Wells, Elwood Frise, Etta Alldred, Eva Moon, Violet 8alamonsen, Artbur Gorden. Sr. M--Victor Lambert, Albert hot," © w 1I=-Blanche Frise," Olive Drinkwater, Fanny King. : Pt. II--Aubrey Moon, Esther Alldred. -- (Drawing Examination only.) {~Herman Midgley, Melville Steep, Elgin Frise-- (Drawing exam: ination only.) VS -- eS %, GREENBANK Mr, Amos Stone was visiting in Brooklin last. week. "Mr, George Watt was visiting relatives and friends here recently. Miss Margaret-McMillan was home from Toronto. for a few days last week. ce Arthur and Miss Olive Lee isiting at Mr, 8. Croxall's on M Muadic Dusty 'is 'home from Cannington for afew days. Miss Lillie Troop, of Peterboro; v at Mr. Jas, McMillan's rabies, = : Port Perry W.C.T.U. There will be a Missionary Thimble Tea in connection with the W. C/T. U. at the hotie of Mrs. C. J. Pearse on Wednesday after- nooir, June 19th at four o'clock. Tea will be served at six. A collection of ten cenis will be taken. The W. C. 'T'. U. already support one niissionary in the luniber camps and have done so for a number of years, but-the work has so increas ed that another in the field is necs essary, and as our Union has to contribute its share, it has taken the above means to raise it. All ladies who are interested in this worthy cause are inyited. Come and have a sociable time. Don't forget the date--June igth Cartwright Council The regular monthly meeting of the Cartwright Council was held in the hall at Blackstock on Monday, June 3+d, Reeve McLaughlin presid- ing and all the members being pres ent, Minutes of last meeting were read and upon motion confirmed. A communication was presented from J. R Ferguson, Pathmaster on Road Div No. 14, asking for a [liberal grant to be expended upoa that Division, also asking where gravel should be purchased. Mr. Jas, G. Marlow, Sec. of Trustee Board 8. 8. No. 5, wrote on behalf of the Board, asking for a {grant of $100.00 towards teacher's |ealary. Upon motion of Councillors Jobb and Byers this request was granted, Mr. H. Hooey offered Council some sticks of cedar which he had on band for culverts. The matter was {referred to Councillors Byers and | Hooey to inspect and report upon. Mr. D. Ga!braith was given per- mission to-repair culvert on R ad Div, 'No. 80. J... Devitt, M. P, P., applied for use of drill shed for Ladies' Aid of {St. John's church, for an entertain- {ment. Granted. On. motion of Councillors Jobb and Byers the Church Warders of t. John's caureh weie given per- mission to 'cat down shrubbery opposite rectory grounds. Alman Graham asked permission {to put stones on the road off his farm, | Matter was referred to Councillor Byers. Upon motion of Councillors Jobb {and 'Hooey the whole Counci! was [appointed _a committee to meet the Manvers Council at 3 p.m June 11th TID fs visiting at ber | i Mrs Bom ne Unless early and correct treatment is applied the patient seldom survives when - once the disease is fastened upon her. We believe Lylia E. Pinkham's Vegetable o most efficient treatment ay troubles of women, only 1 prepared for this purpos When a woman is troubled with pain or weight in loins, backache, frequent, ainful or scalding urination, swelling of finds or feet, swelling under the eyes, an uneasy, tired feeling in the region of * the kidneys or notices a sediment in the urine, she rhould lose no time in com: -* mencing treatment with Lydia E Pinks ham's Vegetable Compound, as it may. ba the means of saving em life. For proof, read what Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound did for Mrs. Sawyer. I eannot express the terrible suffering I to endure. rangement of the female vous prostration and a y trouble. The doctorattended ma for a year, hut I kept getting worse, until I was unable to do anything, ahd I made uj my mind I corild not five. 1 finally decid to try Lydia E. Pinkhamm's Vegetable Com- pound us a last resort, and I amto-day a well woman. I cannot praise it too highly, and I tell every suffering woman about my. case." Mrs. Emma Sawyer, Conyers, Ga, Mrs. Pinkham gives free advice to women ; address in confidence, Lynn, Mass, I -------------------------------- re the steel bridge on the boundary. Applications received from T. F. Bruce, T. McKee'and J. Strong for permission to erect wire fences were granted. Orders were drawn on the treas- urer as follows :--Jas. Gale, Adver- tising, $3.00;E. Armstrong, 29 rods wire fence, $7.25; T. Vance, 24 rods wire fence, £6.00;W. Muirhead, repairs Road Div. No, 14, #8 75; 8. S, No. 5. $100.00; 8S, McQuade, 55 rods wire fence, $13.75. The Council as such then adjourn: ed, and constituted itseli a Court of Revision, the members each taking the prescribed oath. Very little business however required the atten tion of the Court. T."" Whitfield, T. Bruce, John English, G. Forder, John Greer, and Edward Veale appealed against dog tax on the ground of am efror in each case Appeals were allowed, Fred Veale was assessed for one dog omitted, The assessor was. instructed to change the assessment of S. Hyland, Con. 4, Lot 11, to W. Thompson. The assessment of W. Parr, Con. 7. Lot 24, was changed to W, Forder. o/ Upon motion of Messrs. Byers and Hooay. the assessment roll as finally revised was accepted as the assessment roll for 1907. Conrt then adjourned,